hadolint:tldr:81917
hadolint: Lint a Dockerfile ignoring specific rules.
$ hadolint --ignore ${DL3006} --ignore ${DL3008} ${path-to-Dockerfile}
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This command is using the tool "hadolint" to perform a static analysis or linting of a Dockerfile. Hadolint is commonly used to identify potential issues or best practices violations in Dockerfiles.
The specific command includes the following components:
hadolint: Refers to the command or executable name of the tool "hadolint".--ignore ${DL3006}: Instructs hadolint to ignore a specific linting rule with the ID DL3006. Linting rules are predefined checks that hadolint performs on Dockerfiles.--ignore ${DL3008}: Instructs hadolint to ignore a different specific linting rule with the ID DL3008.${path-to-Dockerfile}: Specifies the file path to the Dockerfile you want to analyze with hadolint. You need to replace${path-to-Dockerfile}with the actual path or location of your Dockerfile.
Overall, this command runs hadolint on a Dockerfile, but it additionally tells hadolint to exclude the rules DL3006 and DL3008 from its linting process.
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